1: Integration of this library into your package:
2:
3: The preferred way is to use the Gnulib module 'localcharset'.
4:
5: Here are instructions if you don't want to use Gnulib. It's tedious,
6: many small changes to your package:
7:
8: * Copy the lib/ source file (localcharset.c) and the include file
9: (include/localcharset.h) into your package.
10:
11: * Add the m4/ files (codeset.m4, fcntl_h.m4, glibc21.m4) to your aclocal.m4
12: file or, if you are using automake, to your m4/ directory.
13:
14: * Add the following lines to your configure.ac file:
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16: AC_CANONICAL_HOST
17: AM_LANGINFO_CODESET
18: gl_FCNTL_O_FLAGS
19: jm_GLIBC21
20: AC_CHECK_HEADERS([stddef.h stdlib.h string.h])
21:
22: and make sure that it sets and AC_SUBSTs the PACKAGE variable.
23:
24: * If you are not using automake, add rules to your Makefile.in:
25:
26: - Augment target "all" by
27: localcharset.o
28:
29: * If you are using automake, add rules to your Makefile.am:
30:
31: - Augment the main *_SOURCES variable by
32:
33: localcharset.h localcharset.c
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